Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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KULJULCQUL5 Now Let Me See - - One of the main purposes of Caduceus is to aid the Department of Science in the purchasing of laboratory equipment and library books on scientific topics, and to further expand their field of scientific endeavor. Caduceus membership is formed for science majors and pre-medical students and a 1.5 average is required for admittance. New members were taken into the organization at a first semester meeting at the Alpha Gam house. The group sponsored a couple of sweater hops during the year in addition to their regular meetings. Lee Georgi Pres. Back Row: G. Yarusinski, A. Sowers, L. Mankey, J. Marcinak, D. Wegerner, R, Trautvetter, E. Valentich, H. Peles. Front Row: A. Fedor, L. Georgi, J. Messenger, M. Longo, E. Morton, M. Kessinger, H. Slivicik, E. Lane. Not pictured: H. Babyak, M. Bar- tosh, .l. Bennett, L. Ciosmak, G. Crosby, F. Daugherty, L. Fox, W. Fox, R. Grant, E. Hellstrom, P. Henderson, G. Hromi, H. Kelley, H. Lewis, J. Lichtenfels, J. Mego, N. Moyer, A. Muccino, M. Prigg, L. Plischke, R. Obade, D. Reinhart, E. Shigo, P. Thomas, E. Titus, F. Zuniga.

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QUILL DRIVERS-Back Row, left to right: Eugene Lupoli, James Chain, Samuel Piper. Second Row: Sara Mae Ely, Eleanor Dugan Joan Kerns, Ruth Moniger, Patricia Tissue, Muriel Reynolds, Sara Hook. First Row: Drusilla Fox, Gloria Stetzer, Joyce Peterson Wilma Schultz, Joanne Weaver, Betty Lou Riefer. ma, an mega ana! Quai!! L-Zbriuem The first purpose of the Quill Drivers, Sigma Tau Delta's little sister club, is to Foster an active interest in the fine arts and in creative writing, an aim very similar to that of the fraternity. The two groups have been quite active during the year. The two organizations made a trip to Pittsburgh to see an art exhibit at Carnegie Museum and to see Katharine Cornell in Anthony and Cleo- patra. On a later tour, the two groups saw the current musical, Carousel, and also, The Taming of the Shrew. Two joint banquets and initiation ceremonies were held during the year, with Sigma Tau receiving Mrs. Ernest Waltz, Dr. J. A. Reese, and the Rev. T. L. Rich as honorary members of their fraternity. Several other social events were held during the year. wah' H11 Lx,..:. M. ... mwi. +rs,..:..s , ,......-.......... We Eat, Drink, and Be Merry. Victor Nix Pres.

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Mary Faieta l 1 vw . '. M, I Mfr . J V 44259 was Back Row: F. Gnatulr, M. Barb, D. Reinhart, Dr. Moston. Front Row: L. Roberts, A. Sowers, M. Faieta, M. Kaifesh, J. Rock- well. Not pictured: E. Hellstrom, D. Layton, C. Koceski, R. Braddock, E. LeCorchick, T. Higginbotham, W. Newman, G Crosby, J. Lichtenfels, H. Lubars, J. Jackson, D. Guyatt, L. Muhler, J. Williams, P. Troutman, H. Kelley, C. Levock, B. Addleman, J. Volchlxo, D. Chuey, R. Davis, J. Phillips, H. Lewis, R. Grant, J. Soukup, J. Blaho, R. Bradmon, B. Cole, V. Dartnell, E. Fer- guson, R. Gardner, T. Glennen, F. Gnatuk, R. Loughman, J. McCullough, G. Sloneker, C. Zavora, R. Whiteside, .l. Peth, L. Mankey, V. Pres., and L. Georgi, Sec.-Treas. lf you can keep your head ----- and one certainly needs to when it comes to mathematics. Don't you envy those people who have the courage to major or minor in math? Delta Pi Mu is an organization for the purpose of furthering interest in mathematics and of presenting topics not included in regular course work. In order to become a member of this association of mathematical enthu- siasts, one must attain eighteen honor points in courses that count toward a maior in mathematics. Delta Pi Mu is not essentially a socially minded fraternity, but they do hold regular meetings in which they solve the arithmetical problems that have the rest of us completely baffled. Pres. lah. 2x2:4-1-6is---??? 63